La’Nette Holloman is the Program Manager for the Community Support and Prevention (CSP) team at the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation (AVLF). In this role, she leads initiatives that connect tenants to supportive services by assessing needs, coordinating resources, and removing barriers to housing stability. Her work includes ensuring equitable access to public benefits, employment opportunities, and school continuity for children affected by displacement. Through this role, La’Nette supports clients at risk of homelessness across Georgia, helping stabilize lives and strengthen communities.

A native of Syracuse, New York, La’Nette graduated with honors in Business Management and was named the Technical College System of Georgia’s Student of the Year. She has represented Atlanta’s most marginalized residents before the Georgia Senate, House of Representatives, and in the office of Former Governor Nathan Deal; using her voice to advocate for lasting policy change.

La’Nette also serves on the Board of Directors for Partners for HOME, where she helps guide Atlanta’s citywide response to homelessness. Her passion for equity, strategic coordination, and cross-sector collaboration is deeply aligned with HouseATL’s mission to create and preserve affordable housing in the region.